One thing Americans take for granted is the ready availability of opportunities to see country music live. Listeners across the pond are less fortunate, so when a country star performs in Europe, it’s a big deal. So fans were thrilled to learn that Zach Bryan will headline a show at the iconic BST Hyde Park in London next summer. However, that excitement quickly soured when tickets apparently sold out in record time.
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“Math Ain’t Mathing:” Zach Bryan Fans Express Disappointment
Zach Bryan fans began snatching up their tickets for the “Pink Skies” hitmaker’s Hyde Park debut Wednesday (Oct. 30.) However, the tickets disappeared almost as quickly as they went on sale—much to the dismay of thousands, who had difficulty believing a 65,000-seat venue could sell out so abruptly.
I was 3000th in line for Zach Bryan and they were all gone when I got in. Hyde Park holds 50,000 people.
— Isaac @ The Hyperion Gazette (@HyperionGazette) October 30, 2024
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“Math ain’t mathing with those zach Bryan Hyde Park tickets,” one X/Twitter user wrote. “71st in queue apparently and not a single ticket including vip packages by 10.01??? I have seen him in a tiny cathedral and it wasn’t that subscribed. Let alone 65k.”
Another fan agreed, adding, “It should NOT be this hard to get a damn concert ticket.”
FFS I got thru for #BST #ZachBryan presale tix at about 10:15 on both axs and ticketmaster and BOTH are saying there's no tickets of any type. How many presale tix were available? I mean hyde park concerts hold like 60k. It should NOT be this hard to get a damn concert ticket
— stuffandwonder (@stuffandwonder) October 28, 2024
One Instagram user professed they were “absolutely gutted” after trying to secure tickets “every day this week.”
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Will There Be a Second Show?
Zach Bryan has been adamant about taking a break from the tour circuit in 2025. That hasn’t changed, but according to social media, the “Heading South” crooner is considering adding a second BST Hyde Park show.
“Due to the unbelievable demand and the Hyde park show selling out immediately in June of next year; we will be adding a second show,” Bryan wrote Oct. 30 in a now-deleted Instagram Story.
He then warned, ““We still are not going to tour, we only did this because of the surprising speed it sold out. Thank you guys and we love ya!”
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